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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
AGerfei Spa6 uno Grnf.
yWaruru beiratben Sic nidt?"

Sor etniser 3eit, 10 ersdbIt Der frans0s
iii9s P. SOiepb, @riinber unb Oirettor bss
Baiienbauiss gu 0ouraine, bsitiss i'd gu
@ilo5 ben G~iienbabuSus. &aum iaB i9 auf
metnem Flat, ba fam mod elm pornebm
ansiebenbsr Ssrr bereiu, Der, obne 3ueifel
burd r,sine @sseupart bsposen, fsbr balb
unfins, Sablrei9e 2iebensplrbitsiten sssen
bic 9siitli9teit pom ii9 3u ssbsu, bic maj
IN unierm unglidli9en Srantrei9 tdsli9
in i9le1ten 3situnsen leien tam. Sbne
mi9 an i'm gu tebrsn, bstste i9 mein 9res
pier. @eraoe bieie Rube allein i6ien ben
Sanatiter unb Spotter erl i rs9t sl drsern
benn plOsli4 fling er an, auf ben g6libat
(ebsloien Stanb) gu i9impfen, idaute mid
an unb fragile enbIi5 brett: ,@arum beis
iatben sic ni6t?" v8sil id feline 2uit
fa3u babe" autuortete i'd einfa9; ,ieit
mann miiiien benin bic Meni9en wiber ibs
rem Wtaen beiratben? l~lebrisens, mein
SEER, sic baben an mid bic Srase seiteIt,
seitatten sic alio iest aud, baB i'd cine
an sic ri4te: r8urum alto uiini9eu
sic, baB id beiratbe?" - v@arum2"
la9te er, yei Der Sauienb, bas lit bod iebr
einfa9: bumit sic Sinbsr baben." -
r&tnOer! Sc nun, usnn bas aass lit, be-
rem babe i'd senus."- r@ts2" uerissts
mein @eseniber, rSte buben &inbsr2"-
vSa, mein 9errl" - v8is piele2" -
ylInsefdbr bunbert!" - vSunbert &inber
baben Sie9" vaaerbinss, wis ssiast,
Sd seiste ibm meine Rarte ais Waiien:
baussO DIRECTOR. &aum iemaIs fab i5 sinsu
Nann, Der 10 aus Der 5aiiuns ssrietb.
S4i4tern fubr CT fort: sd iebe, IS ftnt
W~aiientinber, aber womit erndbreu Sis
bic aIe?" .Wtt mstnem S9wsiBe uni
ben Mmoien O~erienisen, bic nod Elm Ser,
bafir baben. slber, wifen sic, fubr Id
fort, wenn i9 uerbeirat5st pdre, 10 mlbtt
i'd auf bieies iaure gei9dft uersi9tsn,
UNI mid NIT msiuer eissnsn Samilie gu BE:
i9dftisen, unb bisie armen &inber, Die ir
Der Welt weber gltern nod etn 5eim baber
wdren bann uerlorsnL" - r0as 1T pabr,
iagte CT, mas Sic ba tbun, mein 5srr, ii
iebr l9On." Damn uabm er feline 8Sris
beraus uno CAB mir elm 2O'SrancsS tid
NIT ben Worten: vgrlauben sic, baB i'd
etwas 3u Sbrem Susfe b~sitrass."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
Gin ganieS 90rf abae6rannt.

0as Oorf 0t1uu BET 9ibst, mebr ais
90 8auernweien, 1T nur msbr elm S6uttz
unb StimmerDaufen. Der game grntes
porratb 1T nit untersssausen. Ser S6as
ben 1T benn aud elm stemlt9 GROCER; nod
ober fld4lider S9isuns birfte berisIbe
stpa J Niaion Scarf betrasen. BET ii6 auf
peri9teoene @sieai9aften pertbsilt. Die
meilten 9auisr paren nlr NIT Strob reip.
&etb 9ebett. Oieiem rmitanbe sufolse -
iowie infoIse zines anbaltenoen Siboits
fturmes mar bas gauge Oorf in penisen
Stunoen ~3erit0rt. 8essn gsrSa9ts Der
Sranbitiftuns 1T Elm btsber I'M Oorfe be-
bisnfeter M~iaerssieue uerbaftst porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01

Sn Der SeaS=9ettersS Office in 8aibins'
ton, benz amt, an peIdss aue unbsitsIbas
rem griefe unb Padete seben, BET bensn
aud bic abienber nt6t ermittelt psrSsn
t0nnen, bat in Der psrflofenen Wo9e bic
Seritei9eruns bes In bteien grisfen unb
Yadeten 9efunbensn SnbaIts ifattsefunbsn.
Die 8eriteiserunssIiite entbielt $3.50 sss
brudte Werte In einem ober mebreren 8ans
ben, 26 Stolen Wuft, 50 Ydd9sn nit
Smudia@en &C., unb 1856 9adete BON
alerbano Snbalt, pom Ydt9sn Saarnas
beln, 0iOIiniaiten unb &tgberi trimpfen,
bis binauf gu ieibsnen goriets, &lsibern,
&euOluern, @isarren uuS Gisarrentai6su
u. +. NJ. Die &dufer bisier Sa5ea in6
meiif Re9er, Gr6bler un6 alts Sunsfrausn
Sine Der letteren erffanS 9 bartSeiottens
Sitsreier fir 5 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
Gin Mann, Der gum @ei9morenenbienf

in einem gunbesseridte in grootlpn uors
selaben porben mar, Bat ben &i9ter i'm
su enti6uIbisen, ba er 8u6baIter IN Der
grten gfational:B ant in 8rootlpn iei unb
Der @aifrer ibm sebrobt babe, er wsrbe
feline Steae uerlieren, penn er ii9 ni9t
pom 9ei9porenenbienife freima9e. Der
&t9ter weiserte ii9, i'm gu enti9ulbisen,
lieB aber ben @aiiirer uorlaben unb brobte
bieiem, i'm ueseu WiBa9tuns bes @sri9ts
gu beifrafen, wenn Der Bu9balter, Der
i3on % Sabre in ieiner Stele lit, e%ntlais
fen piirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
Gricsion, Der grfinber bes Monitor, bat

Griesion, Der grfinbsr bss @Onitor, bat
pisbsr cine neue 3sritOrunssmai9ine, bic
auf benz 8aiier an3uuenben lit, srfunben,
unb frembe Rd9te babsn iid idon bemibt,
bic grfinbuns UNI bobsn Breis tn ibren
Seis su befOmmen. Capt. 8ui5nen,
pon Rew Sausn, st., lest Der &ssierung
bic Orinsli6teit bes antaufes bss Robels
les unb ben 8au uon ssbn bisier goote ans
Ser3, peI6e seniiseno iein piirSsn uniere
san5e Seetiife sesen irsenb eiuen fremben
5eino gu i9Iten. gr smpfieblt iofortise
llnterbanblunsen, ba gricsion bic peri6as
li4s Supsrutlion bss 8au'es iiternebmen
miife, unb iein bobes gIter, 81 Sabre, su
Sefiir9tuusen nabsu SoSss lnIab sdbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
Die ,,glcm gorf 8orIo" eibt siusn in


terefanten 8erslsi9 iibsr ben YreiS Der
an,eisen IN tleinen unb groBen SIdttern
bsS 2anSss. Sis iast: yMan9er Raufs
mann ueint, penn er ietuer 3situng i'm
2anbe $40 fir guseissu bs3ablt. er i5ente
bieier 3eituus ben Setras, udbrsnb inn
bod bic aln5eise rei3e 3inien trdst. 9srs
slsi9e man bamit bic Staten GROCER 3eis
tursen: Cine Spalte 9lnseiSsn in Der
r@btcaso Sribune" toitet per Sabr 90, 900
Dollars Der vRep Yort SsraIb" psrlanst
$39,563 bis gu $54, 800; bic vNsp gort
Eribune~ bere6nst fir bic Spale auseisen
ais aluminium S2S, 754 unS ais Marimum
S3s, 64s, unb bieie 3eitunsen finbsn INNER
&nSeisen ssnns. llnb BEL alebsm nuns
bern it9 man9e abonnenten barber, baB
fleine 3eitunsen psrbdltniBmdBig tbeus
rer inb ais bic sroBen tdsIidsn gIattsr
GROCER Stabte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
Der gelan0e BeritanS feat.

3mei Stubenten ma9ten cine @ette:
wel4er pOn Seioen ii9 bas meiits @eIb
wiini9en Tonne.
sd wini3e, bob Der gine an, baB bas
Weltmeer aus Oiute beiidnoe uno i9 iopiel
9olbitide bate, ais man bamit aufi9reis
ben f6nute.
punb i9", eruiberte bsr 9lnbsrs, vuiins
i9e mir ben lssrseblisbensn Raum poller
Rdbnabeln, unb Sann 10 piel Sade pou
@olb, ais man nit benieIbsn anfsrtissn
t6nnte."
vOann uesS i'd nod ssnsn sr5ttsrn,
miene Sdren," isste elm Bauer, Der suses
gen mar, binSu.
SIS gilt Srsi Slai6en g~bampasnsr" err
piosrten bic WiuieniObne.
sEopp! meine 9dren", ipra9 Der Bauer
ywenn iib bot 9elb bdbbsu, Senn wiini9
I'd, bet Sc Seebe itirpsn, unb mie tlm
grpen intett babben.".
Der Bauer bate bic @ette ssuonnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
uSpQ ih Shnen Ieuhten2" fraate G

rsol ib 3bnen leudten?" fragile elm
Sienitmann einen aus Der abenogeieui9aft
beimtebrenben profefor.
rRein, erpiOerte itols Der 9eIebrts, i'd
brau4e Define 2aterne nt9t, i'd bin islbit
etn 2i9t Der @eIt!"
500" meinte Der Rann, Der au9 nidt
anf ben Sopf sefaaen mar, vbann MAIDEN
sic fi9 bod bas 8erbienit unb bdnssn sic
itd bort in Der buntIen gte auf no bic
2eute 10 oft itolpern."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01

&arl (ber Prisel betOmmen bat): r0u
baff mid sei9Iasen, gater. @ber i6
i4wOre Dir, i'd werOe mid fur5tbar rds
den an Oeinen eigenen @nteln!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
Srrtbuni

Srrtbum. &ranfer: rSbr MitteI BAT
nidts seboIfen." - Qr3t: v3eisen sic
NAL mein &e3ept! Qieft esq 9ba, i9 babe
mid ba ueri9rtebeus" = Rranter: Sat
be ieiebu, sriOa mir ueri9reiben, ueti5reibt
er ii4!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
als einSig brauGbare @affe sesen be-

tiidiiden 5etnb &beumutismus sebraudt
Serr 9eors S4mibt, Der IN Der l4s uni
@beitnutsS Ctr, louisville &p., Elm i9wuns:
bates Spe5ereiwaarens @ei9dft bstreibt,
bas fi9 INNER bewdbrenbe S9msrsenbeil.
mittel ct. Safobs Del.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01

9ebrer sd babe Sud iest pom Der
&lapperi9lause eradbIt. 8er tennt Elm
dbnli4es Ebier, benz man ebenfaas ai5t
trauen barf2"- Sans: Scr &lappsrs
ffor1!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01

Srau Marp Mepsr, Spracuie, g.. o.,
psrbantt ben Or. ausuit RSnis's Gam.
burger Eropfeu man9e &sttuns Dor i9pe,
rsr Rrantbeit unb 1T sbsnfals bss 9obes
poa iber Or. aus. aSnis's hamburger
Yrufitbee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01

aerste empfeblen Or. Butts 9uiten
Sprup, uenn ale anberen MebiSinsn febl.
i4Iasen, aIs elm ii6eres SsiImittel fir
gron4itis, SalsIeiben, 9uiten unb idpers
g~rtdltuus. Sn ieber Ipotbete gu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01

SER: Isle t0nnen mir uobl stpas
6euer seben2"
S9uferianse: vSeuer2 Set t0nnen
Sic baben; penu sic mir aber Inn eene
@isarre anseipro9en batten, i'd pdre In bic
ir6Bte 8erlegenbeit 9etommen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
Sas Nueeus. Yeud @eridt in @On.

guy ShtthfSC fHW VellWl VI UiohS
treal bat enbsiltis bic ausIisferuns bss mad
@anaba sefii9teten biebii9sn &aiiirers Der
Wer6ant N~ationalbant tn Ysoria, Sa.,
Stnlep SOte, bon Der StaatsbsbSrbe uon
Sainois far Suldiiis srtlart. Gin briaans
ter Yrdce6enbfau!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
Sbnen feblt a6iulut ni@ts! @nabise

Srau: r5err Doctor, balten sic msiu
llsbsI, fir bsbsntli62a Doctor: n@nd:
bise Srau, Sbnen 1T abiolut ni9t gu BEL.
ffta." @naoise Sran: vBas2 - 8iei
Sic eridredsn MIDI" Doctor: vSa, ST,
nen 1T ntdt gu beIfen, neil Sbnen abioIut
nt6ts feblt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
Ser unerfl1rlihe GeaeuiqB.

v9err 8irtb, ems 1T mir unertlarIid.
9dmli9 Sbr unb @uer Bier feb Der refine
@eSeniat."
r8ie lit bas pieber semeint2"
pgta, Sbr ietb 70 bid, unb @uer Bier in
10 oiinn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01

Surdtbar 1T bic BeinfdIiduns in Sas
rts - Inter 654 pom Der BoIiSei senoms
menen @sinprobsn wurben $50 ais ges
lun6beitsgeIdbrli6e SdlIdunsen ~befunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01

Sabp mar ttani, mir sabsu ibr Satoria,
aIs is elm aino nor, riei is nab Satoria,
eis puros Elm SrauIein. uub bidt 81 Saftsrta,
Ills fs ainpsr bate, CAB fs ibnsn Gatorta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
Die nnaIiiflihe Chr. gruber :

Sie unsliidlide Gbe. gruSer: rsIit
0u fibIf Did in Sstnsr gbs unsIddIid,
S4weiter, unb babel Daft On etnen 10 till
len Mann." S9weitsr: r0as it's ia
eben; Der piberipridt ben sansen Gag
nidt, unb bas muBt 0u isIbit iaseu, bd
ma4t einsm aud Der sanSe CANT feline
SSreube!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
6ute Yartie.

6ute Eartie. o.: rRamerub, bsirus
tben?" g.: ySeiratbe!" - a.:
rHet53"-8.: vRteits! H. a.: vgater
.&entter3" g.: rRein, Meferi9misb !! L"
- ": S4netbissr rSdpiesers
pater!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
Seomtenoe @gke,
pel6e gu ben ansesebsnen PretIen Don
Wuhlbauer & Sehrle,

iSb&t(ilNl&S ~ ~StLlSI
Al Ga Saae StraBe, Gbicaso, 3d.,
gu be;iebeu iinb:
Wanj' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES far aae Staubs. Ate
AuIuss L sS. Su u @Or. seb. (uOait. in
ID oanoen)
Sanobnf Der sr6iteftmr, SsrauSseseben pom Sbsrs
bauratb groi. @urm, Saurutb grOf. $. GuSrs II. u.
TX abtbsiIuuS, brOi4 ......."....S68.6O
Observation-Disclosures Der biIoenosn ainite, so, 1
1893. sisieruns. SeOs stsi. eutbdIt m~inOstsns 8
Neprooucttoueu $500
Wenoels TuHfaliiaes GonperiationsIerieon
129 stsisruussn ........ $3.50
yibel FIR Satbolifen, Sanirirte yrad,tauss
8abe. approbirt uou 81 erSbtid6ieu uuo Sti60s
len, 40, 3 Soe, id0n .0O
SattIer. @anSsrbudb fur Die 9setie In Ole @wis.
felt. Sauitrirt. 3 SdnSe, $500
@riers @msliid : oeutidss uno Seutid /: snslis
fdeS @orterbu6, 2 SduOe, ssb.......$8.O 90
Resensburser sieoerfranj, III. DO, Wsu).
SammIung auSgepdblter Steosr ilr Nduuerdor.
Eartitur unN Stimmeu, get. ............S5.55
sanoers, @Srterpud Der osutiden 2prade,
soc, brolb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .....SS0.6O
Anoree's SanosatlaS in SO &arten, sb. 5000
Daniel, SIeimerss Sauobub Der Geographic.
Suuitrtrt, = See. geb.................S9.OO
GreeeIims, siuseeiabrte 6rabssnfmaIer. Sine
S~ummtuu5 Der ia0uitsu grubs giOHumsnts. GO Gas
eH.............. ............. $1,000
srenot, SammInnS ausseiabrter Mtarc,
&anjeln &C. 6olto, is Etei ......S16.2O
steibsn, Suuitr. @ei6tdte Der Ser. staaten,
Seounotn. ........... ......"....... $500
@afsferjen, Wholesale, btatst! BreisIttsn al
SerlGugeu.
Su b~erlelben Su6bauSluus 1T cine 9roBe ans
3abl anoerer beruorragenoer 8erte uorrGtbi9.
H- Wan uerlan9e 9ef. 2ifeu.- SD
Sou benz Yra6ts6 alen6er Ser SauSs
fretnS'', fir 1887, lit uur nod cine fleine
anSabl ~ baben. Der lSreiS lit nur 25 @ts.,
per SuSenS . ortofrei $3.10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01

llniere beiteu Mitbiirser baben bus be-
ribmte Oxidation Del ssbrau9t unb iiub
bes 2obes uou. @s furirt aIe iuserIi6en
S9merSen raider wie irsenb Elm anSerss
Wtittel unb foItet nur 25 Gents sic Slai9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
M6fertigunq.

Gin &apuSinersg ater be;abIte In elmer
Babn &eitauration isin Bier.
lieutenant: vPatsr, penn i'd SIR @sIt
batte!"
gater: limb i'd Sbren 8isl"
.9ieutenapt: vWas bdtten mir bann2~
Yater: yBeioe - ni6ts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01

S6erit (uon benz bsfannt mar, SaB ct
fart psri6uIoet ii) ruff mad Der YaroIs:
v9ieutenant .. rs. - auf einsn Aussns
blif!"
lieutenant: gu 8efsbl, Serr Sbsritl"
Sberit; Sin sswiher Msperftein war
beute bet mir unb iaste, baB sic "a
lieutenant (sinfausnb): so! 9Iio BET
Sbnen mar Der RerI au92 Na, pon mir
trtsst Der ni4t sinsn Ffeunis!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
untriialiheS Seihen.

6rau (udbrenb zines fur9tbaren @spits
tiers in tauienb aensiten i9ren Ranu psds
enb): pNann, iteb nfi, bic 8eIt is am
unterseb'n!"
Mann Gdlaftrunten ii3 hsbnsnb):
rSot's i6un poiaunt?~
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-05
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 2S. 1857

AS the legislative session draws to olose
the rush of business is so great that it is
difficult to report it except in a general
way. The majority Of the bills are. Of
course, of local character for some specil
tlc town or county. In the Senate today
Senator Keller of Stearns scored victory
m the passage of his bill allowing q license
TO sell beer be granted by county com
3mlssioners for not less than $40. When
the vote was first. taken it lacked four Of
enough to pass it but while some par liamen-
tary questions were being considered
Keller hew about il lively manner and
hunted up five affirana tive votes SO that the
record finally stood yeas Is and nays ID.
It is doubtful about its
passage through the House but strong
effort will be made to secure it. The next
most notable thing in the Senate was The
passage of Donnglly.s freedom Of market
bill. As it had alread passed the House it
now only needs the Governors approval to
aeeome o law. There has been q good deal
OF contest over the bill granting the Duluth
e Winnipeg road the right to change its
line to the south of Leech Lake. The road
has but one year more to build In order to-
secure its land grant but asked to change
the line to a territory already selected by the
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-05
Where the Line Was Drawn,

= y
How did you come here?'' asked
the new chaplain. ..For KILN me
wife, : replied the convict. s.And
what asked the chaplain, 'slcd you to
commit that awful crime?n Liquor
said the lifer. ..You drank to excess,
then?" II was a drunkard. y on
played cardsP" II gambled. 8 1t is
probable that you were dishonest?n II
was thief. 81 ''Let me see, continued
the ,parson, were you not a cores
pondent IN an English divorce suitt9 ''
Warden, cried the convict with the
stern dignity Of insulted innocence, 81
claim the protection Of the penitentiary
This new gospeler is insultin' Of me-
Burdette. #$F$#s5
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-05
ST. PAUL, Feb. rs, 1887

ST. PAUL, Feb. t26, 1887
As the legislative session draws to a close
each day brings some interesting feature
To-day it was the report Of Mr.: Donnelly's
committee appointed. to Investigate the
charges Of bribery The report was made
yesterday as already noted and today the
friends of Mr.. Cloutler insisted on It's being
taken up for the purpose OF sitting down on
10 and they succeeded. The report reflected
on Mr. sCloutier of Minneapolis severely and
It's adoption was strongly urged by Mr.
Donnelly and strongly opposed by Mr.. Rog-
5ers of st. Paul Some others participated
IN minor way but the gentlemen named
We're the leaders. The House refused to
adopt the report by 8 yeas to "a nays Mr..
NeWe4 OF ST. Paul, Lucas, of Minneapolis
and Mr.. D9nnelly maze the three. A reso.
tuition exonerating Mr.. Cloutier was then
passed by 15 to s. This matter occupied
nearly three hours Of the session and having
furnished all the sensation necessary for
one day the House buckled down to spJJrely
locals routine work and held an evening
session lasting until IL O'Clock. The Senate
passed to-day by q to II the bill for the en-
forcement Of the high license law. The
SHixon bill compelling railroads to furnish
cars for freight and also regulating rates
was passed by the Senate after good deal
Of skirmishing by % to 5. E The remainder Of
the Senate work was entirely routine.
3 y Z =
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-05
The Trade Dollar.

The Senate bill for the redemption
and recoinage Of the trade dollar,
which was passed in the house Of Rep
.resentatives by 4 vote Of I "A to SO pro-
Yides that for a period Of six months
after its passage trade dollars, if not
,defaced, mutilated OF stamped shall be re-
ceiyed at their face value for all dues
to the United States. The coin shall
then be retired from circulation Du-
ring the same period such unmntilated
coins will also be received at the Treas-
5ury Of the United States. in exchange
for like amount Of standard silver
dollars e' or subsidiary coinage. All the
trade dollars SO redeemable must be re-
coined into standard silver dollars OF
subsidiary coinage, but such recoinage
shall not be considered as part Of the
silver billion required to be purchased
monthly and coined into standard dol
lars. The bill repeats all laws author
ling theissuance of trade dollars. This
dollar at first was worth more than 100
cents, at the then ruling rate for silver,
and it was for some time the only
silver dollar in circulation Itscoinage
was begun in 1874, and it was demon-
cited in 1876. The total coinage has
been $36, 600, 900, Of which $31, 0O0, 900
was at the San Francisco and Carson
minis on the Pacific coast, and the other
$5,O00,O0O, at the Philadelphia mint.
Over $26, 100000 were exported Eof
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For the Glory Of God.

..While practicing law number Of
years ago, said Judge Tourgee, II
had q peculiar will ease Arnold LADY,
who was 9 STAKEHOLDER, dying, be-
gueataed her colored man. John, and
her her dusky maid, Jane, who sustained
to each other the relation of husband
ana Vile, to the trustees OF the church,
zee',1 DE. used as istr as possible for the
glory OF aod. | was curious to know
Whas course was taken, and upon in
vestigation found that, after medita-
Won :, ana pray er, the pious trustees sold
Ihelf llNI legacy at auction, and with
t IN proceeds sent q missionary to
CHINA ILL., Neg York II ,s5atae. %
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Cure for Rheumatism.

That electric well or pit in Taliaferro
County, Georgia, continues to cure Sc,
we're cases of chronic rheumatism. The
The well is located on the side of small
mountain four miles from the Sharon
Station, on the Georgia Railroad. 1t
was dug last summer in search for gold.
It is six or eight feet square and about
fourteen feet deep, the bottom being
covered over with loose boards and 4
rude carpet. Four chairs are at the
bottom for persons to sit in. The own
er has built /: small house over the well. I
There is nothing like shock, only a
tingling sensation like that caused by5 a
very weak current from galvanic
battery. The sensation is felt wheth-
#er one touches the walls or not.
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..7
.kins, Of Dubuque, Iowa, arrived at Albert.
Lea, Feb.- Is. and took in custody one w. f..
Smith. Smith is accused Of constituting
himself an Internal revenue collector and
raising funds in that way.
at the meetingSo Of the ST. Paul City.
Council, March /, Hon Edmund Rice, Con
gresham elect resigned as Mayor, and the
council unanimously elected Hon. r. Al.
Smith to that position for the unexpired
term
From Aberdeen, Pierre, Crookston,
Grand Forks and other points it was re-
ported that blizzard storm ragged on Feb
8ruary Is. Many trains were suspended and
the blockade was quite general.
Montana legislature has passed bills
rohibiting variety shows and also a Sun
day law, the bills goi.gg into effect at once.
The class afflicted by this legislation are agi-
tated and Indignant,
Father Maurice Howard, widely
known, and one of the oldest Catholic
priests in the United States, died at Keokuk
Iowa, Feb. 25.
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ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE.

ais "A very destructive earthquake visitation
fell upon Nice aud many cities on the gulf
Of Genoa, ats g. M, on the 23rd. Shocks
were felt at Monte Carlo and Monaco, at st.
Etienne and Marseilles, in the south OF
France. At Leghorn, Milan, Cannes, Avig-
non, Geneva severe shocks were felt, houses
wrecked and people injured and buried in
the ruins. At Savona houses were wrecked
and eleven persons killed
At Niece at the time OF the earth
quake the Italian Riviera was crowded
with American and English tourists and
persons Of distinction. The earthquake de-
vastated the whole of the Italian Riviera.
At Noii, OH the gulf Of Genoa and not far
from Sayona, several houses fell and fif-
teen persons were killed. Six were killed
gulf Of Genoa. At Diano- Marine, near
hundreds injured. Fully one-third of the
town was destroyed. A second and severe
shock has occurred in Genoa, Ravia, Lucca,
SCuneo, .Alhlzola, Porto. Maurizio, 'Oneglias
and Noli. At Savona eight persons We're
killed and fifteen others injured. Immense
damage was done to prOpertv.t
At Crevo, near Diane. Marine, 800
persons We're killed by being buried in the
ruins of falling buildings. Railway
traffic; is suspended beyond Savona. The
bergo alarmed by the earthquake attempt
ed to escape hut were overcome by the
guards An official dispatch from Cannes
says that no injury was done to life or
property there, but thatsse great panic pre-.
walls. at Genoa the shock was very Yio-
lent. The duoal palace and many houses,
We're seriously damaged There was an
enormous crowd al Carlo Felice theater 10
witness a gala performances The greatest
alarm prevailed when the shock came At
Turin the churches suffered severely. In.
the naeiighborhood Of Doordigerai many
houses fell killing the inmates. E5S
The Prince OF s. Wales b d been at
Nice for the carnival festivities but the day
before had gone to Cannes. The Queen,
upon news of the disaster at once implored
MS speedy return to England, in which re-
quest high officials joined. The people gen
orally in the stricken district were panic.
seized, and at Nice an inmate of the con-.
vent died from fright. Two sharp shocks
Were felt at Corsica audit is reported sew
era1 were killed Visitors fed by. every
possible convey nce and troops were called
upon to keep order at!the railway offices.
The total loss of life was estimated at 2OOi,
and the damage to property almost beyond
computation. :. VI ' z&.8 49,